While some technology can hinder sleep, certain devices are designed to improve rest. Sleep tech includes items like noise machines, sleep trackers, and heated eye massagers. Wearable devices can ...

Baby Boomers grew up during a period of rapid technological change, when new gadgets felt magical rather than disposable. Long before smartphones and streaming, these devices represented freedom, ...

Google just gave aging smart home devices a second life, announcing Gemini integration across all of its products from the last 10 years. Even the oldest Nest devices are getting the upgrade. Google ...

Digital minimalism tech addresses the growing challenge of excessive screen time with devices designed to reduce distractions. Reduce screen time devices like e-ink tablets, grayscale phones, and ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. CES 2026 brought out a wide range of beauty and body-focused tech this year, much of it aimed at making at-home ...

Once you have a screen time plan for your kids, it's time to go shopping. These devices for kids of all ages restrict access to harmful apps and online content, but offer all of the basic text and ...

Smart TVs, voice assistants and connected cars collect detailed behavioral data through privacy clauses most users never read ...

The idea of tracking blood sugar without needles has challenged health tech for years. For people with diabetes, constant monitoring is critical, yet the tools remain uncomfortable and invasive.

Consumer Reports' Guide to Smart Homes will help you understand how technology is creating "smarter" home devices—from door ...